Reverse: 1999\'s latest update takes globe-trotting arcanists to the famous city of Vienna, out now

Reverse: 1999's latest update transports players to the opulent Viennese capital, introducing Isolde, a gifted opera singer and tormented spirit medium. This update offers another captivating blend of history and music.

Reverse: 1999's journey through time and space continues with the "E Lucevan Le Stelle" update, setting the stage in turn-of-the-century Vienna. Players will unravel more of the game's intricate storyline and encounter new arcanists.

The spotlight shines on Isolde, a new [Spirit] support arcanist featured in the "Vissi D'arte, Vissi D'amore" banner. A brilliant opera singer, Isolde is haunted by her ability to channel spirits through her music.

Numerous rewards and additions await in version 1.7. A detailed breakdown of all the new content is available.

Vienna Awaits

Reverse: 1999's unique appeal lies in its blend of time travel, spatial exploration, and musical immersion. Previous discussions with the game's music producer, Ricky Lee, highlighted the crucial role music plays in shaping the game's identity.

Version 1.7, beyond its rewards, provides another opportunity to experience the intersection of music and history through the arcanists.

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